JUNGYEON

Embroidery OEM Atelier

Thirty years of embroidery OEM craft and factory precision

JUNGYEON supports K-designer luxury and contemporary fashion brands with computer embroidery, hand embroidery, knit, beads, hotfix, and trimming in one production flow.

Founded in Korea
1995
Fashion embroidery OEM experience
30Y
Representative decoration techniques
6
Example image showing luxury fashion embroidery surface and production process

Atelier Proof

Close surface detail, process hands, and finished work build brand trust in one frame.

Why JUNGYEON

Brands need more than decoration. They need finish.

Embroidery has to align fabric, thread, density, hand feel, and delivery. JUNGYEON combines long-running production judgment with modern sample response.

License brand experience

We have supplied embroidery work for Handsome Group license brands and international fashion labels, interpreting details to match each brand tone.

Multiple techniques in one factory

Sequin, cording, ribbon, and fabric embroidery functions are reviewed alongside hand embroidery, knit, beads, hotfix, and trimming.

From sample to production

We translate design intent into production-ready data and process standards that can be delivered.

Lookbook Frame

Surface, hands, and finished pieces build trust faster together.

Brand teams look beyond decoration. They need to see density on fabric, the maker's hand, and production-ready finish in one flow.

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Sample Room

The focused tension of a worktable where seasonal samples and details are reviewed.

Example close-up image of beads, thread, fabric, and embroidery surface

Surface Detail

A close surface image showing the texture of beads, thread, and fabric.

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Production

A production floor image that suggests process discipline and delivery trust.

Process

A request is translated into production language quickly.

Artwork and fabric conditions become embroidery data, sample standards, and a production flow.

  1. Brief

    Artwork and fabric review

    Placement, quantity, delivery timing, and fabric weight narrow the right embroidery direction.

  2. Sample

    Digitizing and sample

    Stitch direction, density, and backing are adjusted before reviewing the surface on real fabric.

  3. Production

    Bulk work by approved standard

    After approval, color, placement, and finishing variation are managed for delivery-ready quality.

If a new season requires embroidery development, start with the artwork and fabric conditions.

Share sample purpose, delivery date, quantity, fabric, and preferred embroidery direction so we can review feasibility faster.

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